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Positive Post Is Published to Project Positivity All Around Pakistan Amongst Our Youth and the Entire Nation Laboratory Publication by the students of Mass Communication & Media Studies, Greenwich University Karachi-Pakistan Volume - V April 2015 Issue - IV Positive Post is published to project positivity all around Pakistan amongst our youth and the entire nation. Our efforts are to inculcate patriotism and a sense of owner ship in them. It is a compilation of news extracted by the students of Mass Communication and Media Studies of Greenwich University. Patron: Ms. Seema Mughal , Vice Chancellor, Editor: Sehar Nadeem, Student Sub Editor: Nimra Arshad, Student Graphics & Layout: Cozil Altaf, Student 1 Pakistan-China ties’ strategic content to be bolstered Chinese President Xi Jinping arrived in Islamabad on his President Xi Jinping in his address said China is prepared and maiden visit to Pakistan on Monday. e much anticipated visit willing to help strengthen Pakistan's capacity to fight terrorism. is the first by a Chinese president to Pakistan aer nine years. Pakistan and China have agreed to continue bilateral coopera - e government rolled out the proverbial red carpet when the tion in civil nuclear energy under IAEA safeguards, in line with Chinese leader landed at Chaklala Airbase, where President their respective bilateral and multilateral commitments. Mamnoon Hussain, Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif, Chief of Army Staff (COAS) Gen Raheel Sharif, Defence Minister "China appreciates and supports steps taken by Pakistan to - Khwaja Asif and members of the prime minister's cabinet re - wards its mainstreaming into the global non-proliferation ceived him .Earlier Eight PAF JF -17 unders escorted Chinese regime," a joint communiqué issued from foreign office said. president's aircra when it entered Pakistani Airspace. A twenty-one gun salute was presented to the Chinese leader as e communiqué said China welcomes Pakistan’s engagement he alighted from the plane. He was later presented a guard of with the Nuclear Suppliers Group, and is ready to strengthen honour by a contingent of armed forces and PAF jets did the fly communication and coordination with Pakistan.Both sides past. reaffirmed their commitment to multilateral non-discrimina - tory arms control and non-proliferation endeavours. A historic ceremony was organised at the Prime Minister's Of - fice on Monday, where Pakistan and China signed 51 Memo - Heads of armed forces including the chairman Joint Chiefs of randums of Understanding (MoUs) relating to diverse aspects Staff committee (CJCSC) met President Xi Jinping and dis - of bilateral relations, including the Pakistan China Economic cussed with him matters related to defence and security. Corridor. Prominent political leaders including Asif Ali Zardari of e ceremony was attended by Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif, Pakistan Peoples Party, Liqat Baloch of Jamaat-i-Islami, Chaud - Chinese President Xi Jinping and high-level officials from both hary Shujjat Hussain of PML-Q, Farooq Sattar of Muttahida sides. A few agreements were signed by dignitaries from both Qaumi Movement, Imran Khan of Pakistan Tehreek-i-Insaf, countries in front of media personnel, aer which Nawaz Sharif Aab Sherpao of Qaumi Watan Party, Maulana Fazlur Rehman and Xi Jinping shared their views on the historic gathering and and Balochistan Chief Minister Dr Abdul Malik Baloch met vis - bilateral relations. iting Chinese President Xi Jinping in Islamabad. In his speech, Nawaz Sharif welcomed the Chinese leader and ey welcomed Chinese president on his first ever visit to referred to China as an all-weather friend. “ere have been Pakistan and discussed with him issues related to bilateral rela - critical changes in China and Pakistan, and major regional and tions and cooperation between Pakistani and Chinese parlia - international development, but our ties have remained robust. mentarians. Four generations of our leaders and people have sustained them Shahzaib Khan with passion and wisdom.” Courtesy: Dawn BS36 3126 Positive Pakistani 22 e long, arduous journey of a woman artisan and her daughter Aer the death of her husband about two decades ago, Fouzia “It was a wonderful experience. I used to sell the dolls in the nar - needed a sustenance for her daughter Ambreen Fatima, who was row streets of Rawalpindi but all of a sudden I got a chance to only two years old at that time. But Fouzia’s craily handmade sell the same products in London.” Recalling her old days, she dolls took her from the narrow streets of Rawalpindi to London started weeping. where her art was admired. Fouzia, a resident of Rawlapindi, who runs her business with the help of her daughter, spoke to “I still remember how difficult it was for me to walk in the streets Dawn at the Islamabad Expo-2015 organised by the Islamabad of Rawalpindi with a bag of dolls and Women Chamber of Commerce and Industry (IWCCI) at the Ambreen on my shoulder.” Convention Centre. She said aer the death of her husband, she was forced to move “Aer the death of my husband, my in-laws disowned me. to her parents’ home where she also faced lots of I was upset as I had nothing to even feed my daughter. difficulties. Her daughter, who is now 23, and assisting her in the Somehow I managed Rs250 and purchased old jackets from the business, she said despite financial difficulties her mother paid Lunda Bazaar and started making dolls, puppets and toys to feed special focus on her education. my daughter.” “Now I am preparing for the BA examination,” she said. Due to the strong determination, her business kept on growing and in 2007 she got a chance to represent Pakistan at an inter - In 2013, Ambreen also represented Pakistan in an exhibition national exhibition held in the United Kingdom. held in Manchester, UK. Nimra Arshad Courtesy: Dawn BS40 3541 Kamila Shamsie shortlisted for Young artists explore ‘Diverse 3 Baileys Women’s Prize for Fiction Dimensions’ in new exhibition Pakistani novelist Kamila Shamsie of Kartography and Salt Asma Rashid Khan, Director of Satrang Gallery, said: and Saffron fame has been shortlisted for the 2015 Baileys “Satrang Gallery is proud to usher in its fourth year Women’s Prize for Fiction for her novel A God brimming with possibilities and progress. We continue our in Every Stone. tradition of promoting talented young artists and bringing the best in contemporary art to our audience. Diverse Di - Published in 2014, e Guardian described A God in Every mensions showcases the work of nine painters - selected Stone as a story that "follows a young Londoner, Vivian Rose artists from the National College of Arts’ Spencer, from an archaeological dig in Turkey back to Britain graduating class of 2015.” Umer Farooqi, a visitor to the where she works as a Voluntary Aid Detachment nurse dur - Gallery, said: “I enjoyed the show. Till recently art in Pak - ing the First World War. Aer a crucial betrayal, she travels istan used to be calligraphy or landscapes and it is on to Peshawar." inspiring to see young artists doing subjective work. It seems like they have taken their innermost thoughts and placed Critics have called the book 'evocative' and 'beautifully com - them on canvas.” posed'. Six books were shortlisted for the prize, announced on the awards website. e Baileys Women’s Azmeh Ansari said: “Each of the artists has a very strong in - Prize for Fiction is the UK’s only annual book award dividualistic style that comes through clearly.” for fiction written by a woman. Sehar Nadeem Adeel Qureshi Courtesy: Dawn.com Courtesy: Dawn.com BS 41 3607 BS41 3635 Minorities receive domicile rights in Fata In a historic move on Saturday, the government has allowed for approved a summary forwarded by the secretariat of the domiciles of members of religious minority communities in Federally Administered Tribal Areas (Fata) in this regard. the country's northwestern tribal areas. e move came about as Governor Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Sardar Mehtab Khan Minorities in Fata can now get domiciles issued wherever they may be residing, sources said. Before the summary's approval, members of religious minority communities living in Fata were only allowed resident certificates. However now, members of the Hindu, Sikh and Christian communities can submit domicile forms to concerned political agents. Referring to ordeals of internally displaced persons from different tribal areas, the minority members had said that Muslims had been provided camps, relief items and registration facilities, but members of minority communities had been kept deprived of these. Ujala Nadeem Courtesy: Dawn BS475275 Karachi you’re killing me goes to Bollywood! 4 The bestseller which left celebrated writer to the development. Mohammed Hanif laughing in fits has now come to the attention of Bollywood.Karachi You’re In an interview with Mumbai Mirror, Malhotra Killing Me, a novel written by Pakistani journalist could hardly contain his excitement, “e story Saba Imtiaz is soon to become a Hindi film. Mak - excited me just the way Queen had when Vikas Bahl ers of the upcoming Bollywood movie, Airlift, have had first narrated it to me.” bought film rights from the young journalist and plan on putting the project to work by the end of e book, which became a roaring success upon its this year. The novel, which centers on Ayesha release, illustrates the life of a progressive-thinking Khan, a journalist, and chronicles her life in journalist in her late twenties, who drinks and Karachi, is a Bridget Jones’s Diarymeets the Diary smokes, putting her modern attitude in contrast to of a Social Butterfly, “a comedy of manners in a city the city’s orthodox elements. “I have full faith that with none,” as Saba describes it. Karachi You’re Killing Me will translate into a film that will resonate with today’s audience, especially e author, Saba will be working closely with the women as they will see a slice of their lives in it! production team to help develop the film.
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